Dialogue
This newsletter presents current research and studies which contribute to the general development debate.
N°70 - December 2023
An anatomy of state aid to businesses in France
N°69 - October 2023
Women's work, autonomy and social norms
N°68 - July 2023
Brazil during the pandemic: Measuring the “Bolsonaro effect” and comparative political economy of health crisis management by Brazil and Mexico
N°67 - April 2023
Migration in SubSaharan Africa, do information campaigns change migratory aspirations and behaviours?
N°66 - December 2022
Surviving the lockdown using social networks in rural South India
N°65 - October 2022
Impact assessment of a drinking water supply project in Kinshasa
N°64 - March 2022
Government revenue in Africa from Colonial Times to Present: Evidence from Former French Colonies
N°63 - January 2022
Forest management plans and the living conditions of populations in the forests of Central Africa
N°62 - September 2021
French Trade in the 18th Century: Inflation and Revolution
N°61 - May 2021
The Debt Distress of African States: A Sense of Déjà Vu
N°60 - March 2021
Fighting poverty during a pandemic: what can be expected from social experiments?
N°59 - November 2020
Examining Forest Management and Deforestation in SubSaharan Africa
N°58- July 2020
Migration processes and social and political dynamics in the Kayes Region, Mali: New insights into new trends
N°57 - April 2020
Measurement and observation of gender-based violence and conflict-related violence in developing countries
N°56 - January 2020
Do conflicts have an impact on social capital? The experience of Mali
N°55 - October 2019
Petty corruption in West African cross-border trade: what explains its prevalence and its persistence?
N°54 - July 2019
Leveraging Mali’s return migrants to roll back Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting
N°53 - April 2019
Coming back to TOFLIT18
N°52 - January 2019
Pay-for-performance for health providers: does it improve health outcomes?
N°51 - October 2018
The puzzle of Madagascar’s economic collapse through the lens of social sciences.
N°50 - July 2018
Present and forthcoming migration research at DIAL
N°49 - March 2018
Are migrants instrumental in political change in Africa?
N°48 - December 2017
Demonetisation in India: Social networks as a safety net, but not for all?
N°47 - September 2017
Worldwide poverty reduction policies – lessons from the NOPOOR programme
N°46 - April 2017
Measuring individual levels of consumption: a challenge for economic theory and data collection
N°45 - January 2017
Studying rural poverty dynamics: feedback on the rural observatories in Madagascar
N°44 - October 2016
Aspirations matter in the exclusion of Peruvian indigenous children
N°43 - July 2016
Historical Analysis of France’s Foreign Trade - The TOFLIT18 Project
N°42 - April 2016
Analysis of international migration and its impacts on the countries of origin – spotlight on three original approaches
N°41 - October 2015
Are free trade zones a development model?
N°40 - April 2015
Youth employment in developing countries
N°39- October 2014
Arab integration – what role can labour mobility play?
N°38 - April 2014
Post-earthquake living conditions in Haiti: a much-needed diagnosis
N°37 - October 2013
The impacts of the debt relief initiatives
N°36 - April 2013
Social networks and jobs in developing countries
N°35 - October 2012
Using statistics to study Sub-Saharan African migration and its impacts
N°34 - April 2012
Democratic governance in the developing countries: DIAL, six years later
N°33 - October 2011
Impact evaluations in Sub-Saharan Africa: where are all the African researchers?
N°32 - April 2011
Mobile banking an microfinance in the developing countries
N°31 - October 2010
An original approach in development economics: 20 years of work on measuring and analysing the informal economy in the developing countries
N°30 - April 2010
DIAL and Madagascar: a long history
N°29 - October 2008
Vietnam’s Terms of Accession and the Distributional Impact of WTO Membership
N°28 - March 2008
Aid and Reform in Fragile States
N°27 - July 2007
Youth Employment in Africa
N°26 - January 2007
Dynamics of Rural Poverty in Madagascar
N°25 - July 2006
The Urban Labour Market and the Informal Sector in French-Speaking Africa: Is Education Still Profitable?
N°24 - January 2006
GOVERNANCE, DEMOCRACY AND POVERTY REDUCTION: Lessons drawn from household surveys in sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America
N°23 - June 2005
A Critique of the “Selectivity Principle” in Aid Allocation
N°22 - December 2004
Measuring Living Standards and Inequalities: Do the Surveys give the real Picture?
N°21 - June 2004
Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage in Dakar and Lomé
N°20 - December 2003
Spatial Poverty Traps
N°19 - June 2003
The Impact of Emigration on the Source Countries: Current State of Research
N°18 - December 2002
Colonisation and Institutions
N°17 - June 2002
The AIDS epidemic in the world and in Africa
N°16 - December 2001
The future of Export Processing Zones as an instrument for insertion into the global economy
N°15 - June 2001
Urban poverty dynamics in West Africa over a long period
N°14 - December 2000
« TRADE BLOCS » A new approach to trade blocs
N°13 - June 2000
Below the market:The Poor. Review of the first draft of the report « Attacking Poverty »
N°12 - December 1999
I. Towards New Trade Relations between the European Union and ACP Countries
II. The Free Trade Agreement Between the European Union and South Africa
N°11 - June 1999
I. From Multilateral Debt Reduction to Debt Write-Offs for the Poorest Countries
II. In Favour of Taking Sanitary Conditions into Account When Analyzing Development : Illustration Based on the Case of Madagascar